Album

Reclamation Process

The Rise

2005 · Electronic, Rock

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Reclamation Process by The Rise

Reclamation Process is a Punk album by The Rise, originally released in 2005. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Durational Expectancy2:49
  2. 2The Most Intensive Second Guessing3:14
  3. 3The Strategy of Social Futurism3:45
  4. 4The Death of Permanence0:49
  5. 5Rosenburg Requiem; a Persistence Duet2:26
  6. 6Time & Change4:02
  7. 7Information, the Kinetic Image1:16
  8. 8Limits of Adaptability3:07
  9. 9In the 800th Lifetime0:57
  10. 10An Engineered Message3:02
  11. 11The Collapse of Hierchy3:11
  12. 12The Day History Stopped Repeating Itself3:13

Sound DNA

  • Punk
  • Post-Hardcore
  • angular
  • anxious
  • art school

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Recorded summer 03-04 at World War 4 Studios, Austin, TX., Acelot Mthrfckrs U.S.A. Studio, Austin, TX., Ocelot Mthrfckrs U.K. Studio, Skiptan, England, and Every Second Studio, Keighley, W. York, England.
Art Direction and design by Kevin Whitley for Action Figure and Cory Kilduff for Sons Of Nero.
This CD was originally released free, find it in issue 21 of Law Of Inertia magazine. Re-released on Reignition Recordings.
Enhanced content includes 2 video and remix stems.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Ben HicksGUITAR
  • Cory KilduffVOCALS
  • Danny WoodBASS
  • Kemble WaltersDRUMS
  • Stuart ReillyGUITAR
  • Rory PhillipsBASS GUITAR VOCALS
  • Stefanie NguyenVOCALS

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